Chrysanthemum SHEEPFLY FLIGHT

Korean Chrysanthemum "Sheepfly Flight" is a late-blooming large double variety with rich orange petals, folded into tubes in the center and open at the edges. The bush is upright, reaching heights of 70-90 cm, with strong stems and dense foliage. Flowers are shield-shaped, up to 11 cm in diameter, with medium density; they do not fade or drop, making them an excellent choice for floral arrangements. The scent is weak, and the flowering period lasts about 25 days, starting in late September.

The vegetative period until flowering begins is 134 days. Up to 150 inflorescences form on one adult plant, ensuring high productivity. Bushes have medium stem energy and are resistant to diseases and pests. Recommended for use in floral arrangements and greening, especially in regions with climates similar to the Southern Primorye.

For planting Chrysanthemum "Sheepfly Flight", sunny locations with light loamy or clay-loam soils that do not allow waterlogging are preferred. The plant responds well to fertilization, enhancing flowering. The variety has high frost hardiness down to -30°C and withstands wintering in dry areas well, making it a reliable choice for growing in moderate climatic conditions.